pound/dollar

[tbiddulph]

Ah I 've just remembered that $13500 should have gone into my account - I wondered where it had go to

[Floridalover]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by tbiddulph
Ah I 've just remembered that $13500 should have gone into my account - I wondered where it had go to
[/quote]

I'll split it with ya seeing as you thought you had lost it

[tbiddulph]

According to my family I have most certainly 'lost it'

[Floridalover]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by tbiddulph
According to my family I have most certainly 'lost it'
[/quote]

Hey, don't worry, it happens to all of us, just keep sending me money and I'll look after you...promise[}]

[andreah]

We use HIFX they fees are included within the rate and they are always very competetive. You also do not pay each time you transfer money.

We have used them several times to transfer to USA and France and have been very happy.

Andrea

[Robert5988]

If you open a Citibank UK account you can also open a linked US$ account. Ditto £ and $ savings accounts. You get UK£ and US$ cheque(check) books and a debit card for use from either account - including ATM.

You can transfer instantly on-line or by telephone between any account and get the commercial rate(spot - 50 points). The UK savings account pays 3.75% - US accounts negligble interest.

Provided you keep a total of £2,000(or US$ equiv) there are no charges.

[Matt]

Travelex also offer a great rate for one off transfers and give the market rate and no charges!!

Matt

[Ruth]

I use Citibank accounts as described above and it works very well for me